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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

CIIoAeo. March s0-The Drovsrs' Journal N,
ports Ca!us-Rsceipts, 5000 head shipments
LOO D.. acoQS %; stecIsss I Ana % sssasr,. 3 g g
81 4sSSSeas eSvs % BULL sn9 missS; 9 ssoScs 70 bulk.
aoss-ksosipls. AuO hss6 shipmsnts, s.mo
AeaAi market allow and &c lover trough ana
HsIc6 ssI A. e isos e; Psos;ny :se shigPias: . 20
SSesp-ksoeipss. 900 I'D sSipnsuss. ,soo
Aea1 MARKET easisri natives. q 90 % !;
y CE::ss.n' SSsn y @o' CO.. fssass b ., E.6s
.ls.:.s ss:e;:' : ::e::s .:i;; ;;:s2* ;:2* -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
a Double B,rshday CsIebrs,iou.

George Kircher, proprietor Of the Golden
Eagle hotel on East King street, was 6l
ysan Of age yesterday, and John Christ
nn Miller, OF Locust street, was rs.
For thirty years past these two men
nave oeen celebrating their birthdays to-
esensr. Last evening very large party of
snear friends gathered at Mr.. Kirchsr's hotel
and had . good time. Among the number
weee the membeu Of the Lancaster scheut.
~ Vsrsin, In which Mr.. Kircher IL such an
oeeave member. There was nns set out and
the musac was furnished by the German
had. which arrived In town yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

Ihe champs6h Of all Champions John L.
sulilvensecombinstion Of pugilists. who will be
Xeon Saturday night, appeared in Industrial
Fart hall. Philadelphia last evening. to over two
thousand people. The champion spared with
Joe Lannon and Steve Taylor. He looked very
well, although stout and still wore bandage on
the arm which wa, recently jured. 1he Quaker
City people were pleased with the entertain
ment. On this trip sullivan will again NEE,
Patsey Cardiff II he can nnd him. The com
pany will likely have a large house.
Change OF Hour ~ Eastern market
On and after Saturday. April %. the market:
will begin at a. m, instead OF 9 q. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

fair TO goa. q 500 % common. eioA .; chip.
monto 70 new York, cars. 49,.
ao0e-Hocsapta, ioD head -shipMeate 1aoe
head marhet nrm PhilAtelpnias. g - ~
Yorken, o sos %; common 70 nNnSS w.
Sheep -Receipta, Ia head shiEmen1, IL, IsT
market hrm prime; Ss0s ~, ~ ;p, p,,nSS SsSs "a s''"'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

INV YoRK, March sl.-Tlour market Dull !;
1tne, y So03 10; supernne, q 7O13 80 ;
soSa 'snsH 70 choice EXTRA wssssrn ss0 sooa
extra Western, 9 1905 60.
wheat-No. j RED state. ssxc; No. do,
sSas3~e No. Red, Winter. May. s2sfc: une,
May. 4Sc ~Ns~
.oa,sINo White State sec No. sdo. s7xc.
Bye dun western. S6oasc stass. s7kosee.
Rcri dull /; new mess, u, %; old ms.s. Us q
LArd-June. ED
noIssses 9 uis. at ls6ls'ic for boiling stock.
Rosin quiet; strained to good. q lo0l IS.
Petroleum nominal Refined, In cases, s1<c
rreights dull; grain 70 Liverpool. lKd.
klgin Creamery. 2,oasc ; stats dairy. Saii 1rEin
Cheese dull; Western Flat ll0l2c; pood IN
fitc Choice light saims. nH0Iitc. Fancy White. la0
ssgs steady stats. lSNc; western. Isk0ls3<c.
sugar quiet ksnned Cuuosi. 8 alGG8 5-lSc (;
Tallow duh prime city,tc.
1ice nominal Carolina, fair to good. S08kc
Couse oul; fsir carH0es. l6c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

rev yoRR. March 81, l:O p. m.-Money loaned
at eos per cont Exchange steady. ~ slk0&sIk
Governments steady. Currency san Se1 DID; 80
Conn. q SON bid ;:ths DO, d COS bid.
The stcck market this morning .opened nrm
but Quiet, and from the hrst hour little or
nothing was done, but after II O'Clock a buying
of some OF he leading stocks caused an advance
Of y to ~ per cent The market has since con.
tinued strong and the best prices are now cur.
rent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

49, S~=<s&nAy Jonndence ana
so'r'"oeGessfui, winning most
:. EyaHssN srinuss, which was repeated
aitsr the careful rendering Of Mendelssohn's
" Departure" Mr.. VIM. Jones showed In
his solo OF "The wsnderer,"a voice most
carefully trained and used with great deli.
cacv and refinement, and Miss Ellen Mus
ser's solo, "Springtids," was given with
careful finish. One OF the events Of the even.
ing was q soprano solo by Miss Potts, with
chorus, the " The Inflamstua," from Rossi.
ni's 4" Strabat Mater" 1t was most persist.
sistently encored, and the audience would
not be satisfied until promise OF its rendition
later In the evening had been secured.
Miss Anna Lowell sang with spirit and
taste new song entitled, Mother Dear, Be
Not Angry" and deserved the hearty ap.
pause she received. The chorus Dream,
baby, Dream" Wsgners wedding music
and Leslie's " Daylight is Fsding" were all
admirably rendered by the club, the last
being particularly worthy Of praise.
The song "Gsily Chant the Summer Birds"
was 70 admirably rendered by Miss Potts
That she was compelled to reply to an encore
end did 20 BY singing "The Message" with
excellent finish. Among the guests was Miss
AcIntosh, OF Syracuse. N. l., pupil Of Mr.
0herwood, who kindly consented to con.
tribute to the entertainment by playing two
brilliant soloa The "Dance OF the Elves''
end Norwegian Wedding Music were the
sa1setioos chosen, and it was proved that the
grsat master has . worthy pupil
The entertainment gave evidence that the
4sodelsaohn club is not merely playing at
music. but have given 1t that severe study
and close application which alone can assure
ezeellsnce In anything
The following are the members Of the club:
Aiases Bschlef, Bsltzell, Eicholtz, Potts,
Rohrsr, Lowell, Musssr, Marie and Sallie
Oehaubsl; Messrs. Albright, Jones, Kolb,
4cCiain, Mittmap, Schmidt Lowell, Wern'z
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
D1ArAS.

GAssRR.- In this city. on the slst inst. Conrad
Gasser. in the SD year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
Teutonia Lodge, Sosl65. X. OF p, and Lancaster
Liederkranz, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his residence No, e East
Orange street, on sunday afternoon at tx
O'Clock. Services at St Johns Reformed church.
lnterment at Lancaster cemetery. SD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

Tns WEEKLY !SrRLLIaRScER. II paid Q year In
advance. can be had for el3O. Hundreds have
taken advantage of this to secure their paper
and to sfSe onefourth of the former price. Both
the DAILY ana WEEKLY are gaining rapidly In
circulation. They contain all the news and
that Is why the lists are on the increase.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

The Octoraro United Presbyterian Church
Sabbath school will begin Its sessions on ne Z,
sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Church service
at II O'Clock when by request the subject OF the
sabbath will be considered in the sermon " The
Sabbath the Means of our Ctvil and Religion
Liberty"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

Benjamin Workman and wife, Of Elizabeth
toWnshins have dled Q deed OF sssjenmsnt
1R The benefit Of their creditors, in the
oeneo o the county recorder, and named
ooDuel Hambright Of Mannheim township,
- aapjguea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
Mrs. q. ". wesdwsrds New store.

In another column will 30 found the adver.
tisement OF Mira f. w. woodward. Although
only established . few months, MrA Wood.
ward has built upa trade and her store Il
now one OF the fSvorites In the city. A full
line Of new goods and prices to suit the times
IL the secret OF her success Those In want
Of goods In her line, will Of course consult
her advertisement
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

CHICAGO, March 81. ss0 q m.-Aarset opensa.
H HEnsSt.April: 3Ic; Nay. ssssc; June. Sic
6sts-Ap1iil Aii go nay. nay. s syssc iuns &c.
as1d, aLssrdItAprl e s.* May. q ~: June. q 4',<.
june. size. ' '''ss'
!, Corn:m,Msreh. sakc; April. &xc; Nay, .oc.
,, oatsmMsrch. ~ 2skc; April. 2s,lc Nay. s,1c.
'q%si PoaiNssrch. "a 30 90 NAV M m INN. -, ~
Lard.aarch. q IS; April. 0S; Nay. n 13K ;
Ribs-March. Is IS; May. = IN !; June, o s2k,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

ANY subscriber to the DAILY or wKHxLy In.
TELtIeEScER chan ging residence viii please no
THY the publishers-giving the old ~ we'll - the
new address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
PAssesrsphsr Rosss Fisssc,sI Din,cul,iss.

1eC0p Il Rot0 and Vile made an assign
mont OF their property this after.
noon for the benefit OF creditors to DIR.
Geo. r. Welchans. Prior to the assign ment
an execution for $433 was issued by Henry
Yeager, father.in-law OF Rote, and the goods
at the photograph gallery were levied upon
hy the sheriff and will 10 sold on Tuesday
nsxt Rote's property consists OF two houses
o. South Queen street, aud the judgments
and mortgages against him amount to about
$1,000
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
PrepestIes VViehdrevn.

Henry Bsohtold offered ct public sslo st the
0eaps Hotsl on Wednesday evening. . NUN.
~ q houses and lots on Hassl street ana lots
> eehee sections OF the city, but oil we're
voA4mWu for want OF bidders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
0tickln to his Lat, ,

~ 10 H. Joy Star.
Alexander Dysart, the pioneer shosmaksr 81
16b plaoe. has just passed his 10Th year,
q which no vas on the shoemaker's
9oDen. He n yet h1ie and hearty consider.
~ Ab ase and constant labor be u perform.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

PHILADRLPH1A, March 3l.-Ilour market ouiet
sales. 900 barrels Minnesota Bakers, ss 1904 30
Pennsylvania Family. g 6'03 " /; Western DO,
Rye nour quiet. q s562 IS.
q, Wheat March. SOC; April. NLSc; May,
Corn=-Aarch. -rc. t6c.; April. As,Se; Nay. exc.
June, $3.50. --'' ''~'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
Brsks nssA Arms ~ . Fai.

John McCreary, boy II ysars OF sga fell
nom fence . Sew days ego q his fathers
residsnce, near Oregon, and brcke both arms
q the elbow. DR.. Il. II. Wilmer, Of Netfs.
vile, attended the led.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

9. B. Hofimaster, formerly locomotive
engineer on the Middle division, Pennsyi.
vania railroad, hes been appointed rSa
foreman Of engines on the Schuyikhi oiVr
aion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
raS MsSDsLssOsx CLUE

GIVE Q Pleasant Musical soiree In Honor OF
miss Aargaretta Potts.
The Mendelssohn club gavea musical soree
1sgG evening In the rooms OF Mr.. Walter
Bausman In compliment to Miss Margsretta
Pots and her many friends By her de.
parturo from the city musical and social cir.
olGD will suffer sad losA The rooms were
9uWded with sppreciative and congenial
0ues11 who followed each rendition with
0eoral and discriminating spplsuse, and
carried homo with them - rnementoes Of Q
pleasant evening the little alps Of delicately
tinted satin which served - programmes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
CHARTER NOTICE.

~ In the Court Of Common p,... ~. a..
sGhS%,nSy shs, OF Ianosster: Notice is hereby stven
on SOHHppWc tnol tSo vii be made In said Court
nnasi s, tns Act Of Assembly OF The Common,.. non.
rovs6 Scct6 o. sSSnn:ylvanis, entitled An Xct ~
q Certain Corporsttons." spproyed Inrti ati'So So
is,a; and the suRpements thsfsto. ior s!hsr,MS: -
Grove. IN NE County Of Isncssisr Snd stsse ~
rennsy!vania The Chsrsoter ana objsnt Of vStsS
Dto MAINTAIN chutoh building for the vor.Stn
Of Almighty God In secoId dance with he dncp
!rine.. forms and discipline q the Genera Co.
United states and tor the erection Of : psrsonsss
onnding. ana laying out and maintaining
lots or pxrcels OF ground and for singie intsP.
ments therein and for thsss purposss 70 have,
PoSs.S,ss Snc snyoy ~ ne rights, esneats and
uayo1-ltAAstw SSfieitor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
IsVssrnsNv OOnPlRY
THE
PsnnsylVanialnVestment Company
CAPITAL, 100000.

or 1ICI RS.
Jos: Y. KENDALL. Vice President Western
q. =. ..sspaAn, Secretary.
p. OWEN BROOKE. Treasurer.
HENRY T. KENDALL, ASsistant seorstarv
ana IrsasuTsr Eastern 1anassrj. '''
DIRGCTORs.
9IO. BROOKE. Birdsboro, Pa
Il. srssGsHst.1 srssss.1e es'ss:2a; ss.dias. 81 IA.
SvaI: ~; p shiES, RsaAins. r.
<. ). GU 81, Shiia1eiphiS.a p ps'
JACO. tn9LEr, Pottstovn, Pa
5. own sEooxs: ksnS:: ksnS::tcfi ci;y e; 10
DANIEL 4 GiLLiE. Pinssroy:. r.
Ths object Of the company IL
THE N.GOriAC!OM OF yIRsr nORTGAGs
LoASsoT Il inRH9XI4 4as WE,r rE&oFEETT
!ts stockholders are principally we'll known
O. .rs IL m.as sSa q; H.
SsssSS;',:1 x q Sossra " in charge
THs LoAss sEAsi.IenEsr At Tss Rate
payable ssmi-annually. 9he sonpa.y vfI guar.
lntss ~ payment Of prinepl nd tntslSst Of
enX o. IL per cant loans 1ot . ecos1doraa1on Of
sfsE Sssf ls.:sSs Rss ssssn' s'ssa's ~ '.v''s''
ioesisy ssS psySSis Si 8 Is 8 oGes q Is
TRUs1 eAfE DEe0s!T AnD IiftE IHsUs
;Ss;;z ~ g !. :ss .s:.l.z a.
J; r. "a g .PPw's:.rio;s 4 slG.x1AE. e =
n j1.3Sxnxs xssaaaA,saAsv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

NONTINUED PUBLIC SALE
~ On Thursdsy evening. March II, ana Friday
morning and sfternoon, April J.. viii be sold
King street, Lsncastsr. Pa, the rsmsini m
property Of that Hotel. consistipg OF Beds, Bed.
ding. Bedstoads. Tables, ChalTs. Carpets, Look.
Ing Slasaes. stoves. Bar.rOom Ttxturrs, etc.
=. SAFE VII! commence at O'Clock .. m, and con.
This furniture is suited for hotel purposes or
tor private family use i X un an ~
JOEL l.. HAIHBs, Auct ia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

"ANTED-A SITUATION BY TWO
w statesmen In Dress Goods, Linsns And
DoIestics. or Clothing and Gents Iurnishing
phia Houses Salary no object. Address
"lNrELLIGENCER" OFFICE,
mWSto' Lancaster. "a
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
tts1ENg'% AFFAIRS.

The total personal property Of The
city is $lS1 .439: real estate *59s, SEQ
The total tax levy for 1895, 81. l04.
The clerk OF the ruure reports !26
marriage licenses, ana a divorces for
1919
The Countv commissioners examined
the Treasurcr's books. Cash in treasury
S.. 2l058. The County Treasurer will
visit Lekov, Feb. and 2, and Grand
Meadow Feb. s aud Q, 10 collect taxes
The fees of the register of deeds
amounted to 81, 8O8. 70, for 1885.
The Treasurer's bond for $4,000 is
signed by 48 sureties. The muse Of them
are rich farmers in the eastern par. OF
the county.
The salary OF the County Attorney Is
fixed at $500; OF the Deputy Auditor,
$500.
The receipts Of the Sherlf's Office fol
1850 we're 81, 449. e4i Of the Clerk OK The
Court, 4a,Sas.50.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
IMPROVE MENTS.
ELECTRIC I4IGHTS~-- w AFTER
WORKS. TELEPHONE SYS~
'rEM- STR EET CARS.
-AuEtin WIFI Have All Of I'htso
improvements Within the
Coming Year.
The Propositions Have Been M,tN3
and will ioe Accented IT.
the near Future.

N&n' !ncrednlous people viii ,ln''I]'
the ruth OF these statements, hut Ia:I
arc true, nevertheless. Parties are pre-.
pared 10 PIT these improvements into our
city. JUS so soon ~ lbrY can Obtain i'n'
prlV"IeErS They sec change t. ",.,ijyt
on snoney invested in these .np' we.
Mh''t' A proposition has htrn lnN,i', 10
H@it ihr'ilN win electric lights, al ,rss
IA&n What tie city pays ~ present w."
rs lnsu'ii"ien' iiShl Thie proposti~1
ouAh, t" be-, Aud viii 30. accepted \
ptupv4lti,n has Uecn lra:" 90 pa! in 3
telephone Sy stem which u!rhI to i'r. arg
vi 'bc ;;>lrotcd. A proposition TIA b., "
made 10 pat ~ water W;rks. W';"h
weuld prvT.: 4 gt'ttt benefit and ,.t,>.va..
renee t" The city. II this proposition is
not acrci}:rI $,ulnr>lher one will De, just
81 soon ~ lAf ";'v obtains the right 70
give IT, franchise 4 street railway VIII
be bult "oln Iii" school house TO the
G. II. 4. ~. >. 4. 20. l'utrr the new
charic". >i'icW alk> viii t:r .ulii. wherever
needed. N"w sewers will nc put in; tie
cutters nn Main Str"e' ruvcd new
streets oreD:d. and tlr r,'y improved in
every direction TIL" town WIiI be, one
d city: stngnalou VIZ give p,.->" 70 ~,
tis't}, ilditfel onrc viii give place to
eaIncatnc>s: discorN viii give pla"v to
harmony.
In view Of THESE fucts-~ for they are
facts--it will become US as citizens, 10
take d lively inttrrs; il. Whist is be, G.
done for the growth Of Austin Eyrr}
one should show. at least, disposition
to approve d such improvements It na,
be thar some VIII ,hirr, TO lhcsu irr .
provemen'a. hut tie time is past when
lheir ;,Aj, lions Nave any lntl4vnvr. Aus
tin is s..ru It. ErrN fast. and men must
either gro" VIA. il or be rr|eg"tel to
the rear. v TIA. benefits the civ will
benefit the citizens.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
~ MAI. 3srETF<GS.

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9. roor, F;r t''c 100 ~
,., Ea,,, - 'o'
s1,at,0 rT',"n,,,,, ~ ~
;no. ,,,,' ,n,.-S =: y, - ~ "a, '"
W5E g rn, NV '''>'' u l.
AK 'rh w. r -, ~, ,,r H., .rs..n
,',.;,,' r'.i,. ~ 'n''
ou "'us, w., - ,xx1: ''''''''' - az
n" pf p l;,';a. -, fi,rt Y,,o ., Il; .o:
W. Insu,..I =, "ro NV ''' ~, .n,,: {:
A'nt nf ros,, r ,.'.' 49,. ::
49, ,>,;j e., 49,, ':''''''
orpn,.ud;,,,r,,% -. -,
n.1 | nn ,.rH n.o 9, Xxx; w.. 100 - y
The r. l),w;,l,r named moro, -. >v.,r,
o,,ctr1 t;~rr,nrs. {; / i',sr q E,(
lord s. :. Wot.ASurn, J. +. l(unt. +. ;
HoppIu, }. J. E'n-l az. D,n'j N.Ii;,.u,~,
Ino. A. Thonnseu and G. Soebn,n
On motion, !, Vas t!yt ,,,r,; TO- .'soep>t,
with all agents, reduce III" ,nrr,l,rrspn,
fee to $l.DO and Invite ~! farmers 81
Mower county to ia.a Us lntur,}ra,l>
after the annual lne, ting ill.,. ,iirevto, )
met aud clectc, the tutlowinw Officers
6. 7. Case. President: Il Bedford, Sc.
rotary, g. t5eebacb. Treasurer.
ihe tieasurcrS b"n1 was reduced u
$"ovo Anu snrLetarJS lex me sam: "s
last Yea7-S '"'".
On melton, meeting aNlonrn'd.
rs i"Kfthn, Sec.
AT the ai.n'al meeting OF the Moves
~ ".."' a. ',uv'v' '|'" '''0'u",
; 49,, VIVA S.nI,, WY w., .',,''u
1 ~ d, g. 'u' ''nS, ,n', 1!'S'''n ~,
A.. i1un s' ~ S s'n, S'Ie'a,y, ~. ~ ~
a.S.:au,v' u 49,, 'r' -
Fur|onr John IS Ttv,rd. c>tru1jyrco,n.
mit,er, G, ~. Grnrshaw. ! Thoron
SON 6 & Adn,,s \ Dirkc,so,, ThnnI"<
N,rco T. 1, n,rr J Y Kcvu1 Thn,n,>
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
A Compromise,

The board of county commissioners
ut thoir last meeting, voted TO csmprsm
ise with the assignee It tue Mower
County Bank. The assignee brought
suit, some time ai,o, to break the
mortgage held by the county againat the
bank. The county gives, mp all TIE
property, except the ioHowlnG: wv
acres joining Spring Valley, 24O In Ben
nqgton 80 acres h IN Ken noSS 40 na s1re9
at about $40, M0 The claim OF the
county against he bank is s3l2l2. and
tbs property Is what they will receive
for Shis elaln.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
DEWIzIEEB ELECTEIs.

The officers Of Auesin Encsmpinent.
No. 70, for 1887, ars az fo!lows: u. H.
<,ti,ason. G. f.. u. Turner, .. W.; T..
Freuch. j. W; J. i. Frirbauks. s J.
5eAwsn, r. The eucampmsnl has about
so members and meets the let and Bird
Thursday 81 each month. The csmp is
ksat bury comforting dsgrssa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
JUST WHAT VIZ NEED.
A BUILDING ASSf1CIATlt1N
FOR MEJl $50 g. a. PI'rAl'
100000.
At Least 100 IIcusyes will be
Built by this -Amsociation
Next Spring.
All tho New I.and taken into tho
City, will Soon be Eullt
Up by their Aid

Last Friday, there wa an orGan!zaIion
formed in this city, unsl"v the name OF
the Austin Savings and bull:iing .hssoci-
alton, which WIZ DO more for Austin, and
the people Of Austin. than any oraAnlzn
tisn ever formed in the city.
Wherever such an Associations Ln9 been
tried. it hae provel TO be Of the greatest
usefulness 10 the place. 1t will certainly
prove 50 here.
The Association IS iormcd under the
most favorable cirrnnls, arrcs. There
will be many applications f, loans and
for shares 1t is orl~niz,:i with sutti
Went uanita| to Accommodate all who may
u0ply for loans The capital stock Of The
: $500 iHtion 10 $500, OOO, the shares are
so.
The gentlemen met for organization at
the Office Of Mayor French. Mr.. French
was elected Chairman, and +. A. Day
secretary pro tenn. Articles of incorpor
slion were submitted, adopted, aad
>igaed by the members The following
gentlemen were elected officers: O. W.
Shaw. Pres; G. II. Davidson, VicePres. ;
s. l.. Howell Secretary; G. II. Coats,
'Irons.; y. French, Attorney; Q. W.
Shaw. l.. II Davidson aud c. II. Goats,
Directors {or one year; \. Knox, D. II.
S:imson and L. Dettelbach, Directors for
two years; ". +. Richardson, &. Schleu-
=. p,;, f,r
years. L, can be seen. by the officers
elected, that This organization is strong
uIs. These men have not formed this
{ ganiZailun for speculation. but solely
fvr the benefit Of the civ WHATEVER
they will gain by it Will be an indirect
gain, which viii be shared IN by every
on3 It. will help build NJ the city, and
every property owner hl'A receive The
bcoctt. This Association viii: begin
work just 50 s,rou as they. are incorpor'
ted Applications for loans have already
been received, ',hlch icd:cateS that PEG
lie realize the opportunity which the as,
snHla.ion offers for securing homes,
Anyone who can pay rert can have q
house If his OWE ly paying the amount
Of his rent, every month to the Ass0ciN
,jcu. When tle plan Of the Association
is nadp clear to " man, he caullot fail to
See &Ac advantages which it offers.
Vic Off, prs Of the Association need no
Recommendation to the l.e0ple Of Austin.
Mr.. Shaw. the President, is the President
CT be First National |}4 nix; alr. David
sca. the Wee President, IS the President
% he Bank Of Austin; Alr. FRENCH the
At.r}uey. is the Mayor Of the city, an
i1j3 services will ~ .; great value 20 the
AsesM iatton: MIR. tlrNvil. the Secretary.
il d member Of the Law firm of Richard.
eul 1)Ay 4 Co.. and pas had experience
in associations of this character, and is
well fitted to do the large share o. he
work which is necessarily his, MIR. Coats
the Treasurer. is contractor and builder,
whose experience will be ltiptul. we
cxpcc: 20 see this Associate - grand
work IN Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
Al.l.sANCT: MERIT

Alliance met in Judges an. in the
Court House, Jau. .. 1887.
President Hanty called to order, and
announced the FIRST business to be the
election Of ctfcc:s Tor the ensuing siH
months On motion. Mr.. A. nickerson
was elected president. Mr.. J. \. Ihomp
son, wee president: Thos. Hatson treas
urer, and E. II Wells. SECRETARY.
President Dick"r~pn 'rok the chair And
called upon Mr.. 'Ishcy for his essay upon
'',Nc best mann"r To renew or fertility"
old and partly worn >ni' Mr.. HaneY
COMPLIED. and ,he mattsr was briefly dis.
cusstd by others. Much interest was
monir"s.td Nv those present, bat on a&-
court Of the'Want Of time. it was thought
hest ~ postpone further discussion until
Mex meeting, when 1t vii! be continued,
and the other questions al4o that were
on oM programme for tEiA ,ucoting 81
the SIN will be discussed.
Farmers, give sla n helping Land, aud
We aan make these mcet.Ngs both inter
cstltG an, profitable.
V:,ted 20 adjourn. to meet ut pame place
ia opg week at o'clock, sharp.
f. II. Wells. Secretary.